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Strategy Survival Guide Version 2.1 Prime Minister’s Strategy Unit home | strategy development | strategy skills | site index Home The Strategy Survival Guide aims to support strategy development and promote strategic thinking in government. It encourages a project-based approach to developing strategy and describes four typical project phases. It also discusses a range of skills and useful tools and approaches that will help to foster strategic thinking across government. It is offered as a resource and reference guide, and not intended as a prescription or off-the-shelf solution to successful strategy work. The Strategic Capability Team at the Prime Minister’s Strategy Unit exists to support government departments in understanding and applying the content of the guide. Strategy Development Strategy Skills Typical tasks and outputs of each phase of a strategy project Useful tools and approaches for thinking strategically > Site Index - a full index of the guide > Introducing Strategy - an introduction to strategy and strategic thinking > How to Use the Guide - tips to help you find what you need > About Us - background to the Strategy Unit > Register - we’ll inform you when the guide is updated The Strategy Survival Guide is work in progress. The Strategy Unit would welcome your comments and suggestions. Published: July 2004 Last updated: 01.07.2004 Strategy Survival Guide Page 1
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